New UMaine Augusta president withdraws from position amid controversy
Michael Laliberte has voluntarily withdrawn from his new position as president at the University of Maine at Augusta ahead of his start date.
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Ticks killed nearly 90 percent of moose calves tracked by scientists in 2 Maine counties last year
Of the 70 moose calves that the Maine Department of Inland Fisheries and Wildlife collared in Piscataquis and Somerset counties, 60 died by may from tick infestations.
This East Coast city dominates the list of out-of-staters eyeing moves to Portland
More than half of the people looking online for places to live in Portland were from Boston, followed by New York and Washington, D.C., according to real estate search data.
Maine’s small ‘real-life Mayberry’ attracts huge influx of out-of-state residents
With many attracted to its rural nature and scenery, 3 out of 10 residents of Hanover moved from another state between 2019 and 2020.
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The electric vehicle charging infrastructure in Maine is surprisingly widespread and constantly growing.
Indigenous writer is weaving together heritage and modern life in his work
Morgan Talty’s “Night of the Living Rez” is a tribute to his Penobscot roots, and speaks to what it means to live through tragedy.
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